National Accounts (Type 9 / Goodyear)¶
The Goodyear TireHQ integration will not be built for this first-store go-live. National Accounts follow the same pattern as House Accounts: the repair order originates in OverDrive, then is reviewed, closed, and entered into VAST, which continues to run the TireHQ integration. Volume is low, at roughly 2–3 Goodyear transactions a week.
When this applies¶
A Type 9 (Goodyear National Account) customer transaction is taken at Store 4237.
The workaround¶
- Create the repair order in OverDrive for the Type 9 (Goodyear) customer — OverDrive is where the transaction originates. (Store Associate)
- Review the transaction, close it, and enter it into VAST; volume runs roughly 2–3 Goodyear transactions a week, since Goodyear is only a subset of Type 9 traffic. (Fleet / Central AR — Shawn Fisher)
- Re-key the transaction into VAST using dummy inventory — the same pattern used for House Accounts (Type 8) — so payments, aging, and statements continue to run in VAST. (AR / IT — Shawn / AR / Derek)
- Keep VAST as the system of record for the TireHQ integration; submit Goodyear/National Account orders through TireHQ (via VAST), not through OverDrive. (Fleet / Central AR — Shawn / AR)
- Goodyear ROAs post on the VAST SSRS Sales Audit report for Store 4237; Sales Audit needs to filter the report so it posts only the ROA transactions. (Sales Audit)
Related¶
- House Accounts — the Type 8 version of the same re-key pattern.
- New Employees & HR Onboarding — employees taking these transactions must exist in both VAST and OverDrive.